Your Android phone's short battery life can be attributed to a variety of causes. In order to make up for the negative effects on phone batteries caused by thinner bodies, brighter screens, quicker processors, more background software, and faster internet connections, manufacturers are adding stronger batteries.
With a 5,003mAh battery, the Google Pixel 6 Pro can operate for more than 22 hours. Depending on the model, the Galaxy phone line from Samsung can last somewhere between 11 and 13 hours. However, there are techniques to maximise any phone.
Depending on the phone you're using, the menu options will change. For this article, we utilised a Samsung Galaxy S 20 FE running Android 11. But the functions on all Android devices ought to be comparable. With this warning in mind, here are some ways to improve the battery life on your Android phone.
Start the Power Saving Mode first.
Do you anticipate being in a circumstance where your phone's battery will need to survive longer than usual? Put your phone in power saving mode to automatically reduce usage of features that could drain the battery. We went to Settings > Battery and device care on our test device, tapped the Battery entry, and then closed the window.
We turned on Power saving mode underneath the energy usage graph to immediately disable networking, syncing, and location services, as well as reduce the refresh rate of the screen. To further tailor the feature and extend battery life, we may disable the Always-on Display, restrict CPU speed to 70%, or reduce brightness by 10% by selecting Power saving mode.
To save the most energy possible, use the Limit applications and
Home screen option enables only selected apps and limits all background activity when power saving mode is turned on. For older versions of Android, you may be offered multiple power saving mode presets, each with a different balance between performance and battery life.
Your friend is the aeroplane mode.
Consider using Airplane mode anytime you aren't using your network data because sending and receiving wireless signals can drain your phone's battery. The simplest solution is to pull down the pull-down shade, hit the Airplane mode button, and your phone will immediately disconnect from Wi-Fi, turn off Bluetooth, and turn off mobile data. To regain access, tap it once more.
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